The vibrant melodies of “Bohu Dure” echoed through Topcat CCU on March 26th, marking the grand music launch of the highly anticipated film, “Check In Cheque Out“, directed by renowned National Award-winning filmmaker Satrajit Sen, produced by Meghdut Roychowdhury, and co-produced by Techno India Group and Novotel Kolkata — Hotel and Residences. This event, a precursor to the film’s April 18th release, was a celebration of music and cinematic anticipation, setting the stage for the film’s unique blend of genres.
The evening centered around the unveiling of “Bohu Dure,” a song that promises to be a pivotal element in the film’s narrative. Composed by Shayon and performed with soulful depth by Aditya Kalway and Malini Banerjee, the song offered attendees a first glimpse into the emotional landscape of the characters. The melody, rich with emotion, provided a compelling introduction to the film’s atmosphere.
The music launch was a star-studded affair, drawing the film’s cast and crew, including Ishaa Saha, Ratul Shankar, Meghdut Roychowdhury, Ayan Nandi, and Soumya Majumdar. Their presence added a layer of excitement and anticipation to the event, highlighting the collaborative effort behind “Check In Cheque Out.”
Following the song’s premiere, Aditya Kalway and Malini Banerjee took to the stage, captivating the audience with a live performance that brought “Bohu Dure” to life. The singers’ performance was met with enthusiastic applause, underscoring the song’s emotional resonance. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as the live performance blended seamlessly with the anticipation for the film.
The evening culminated in a reveal of the film’s album cover, adding a visual element to the auditory experience. This moment, captured with a burst of energy, symbolized the fusion of music and cinema that “Check In Cheque Out” promises to deliver.
Adding a personal touch to the evening, Meghdut Roychowdhury, the film’s producer and also a cast member, shared his insights on his first-time acting experience and the invaluable contribution of the students from Techno India’s Film and Media department. “Stepping in front of the camera for the first time was a unique challenge, and I gained immense respect for the craft”, Roychowdhury stated. “But what truly impressed me was the dedication and professionalism shown by the students. They worked tirelessly across various departments, demonstrating a level of commitment that exceeded all expectations. Their involvement has not only enriched the film but also provided them with an exceptional learning experience. To have a feature film credit before graduating is a remarkable achievement, and their efforts are a testament to the bright future of filmmaking in our region.”
The music launch at Topcat CCU was more than just a promotional event; it was a celebration of artistic collaboration and a testament to the power of music to evoke emotion and anticipation. The unveiling of “Bohu Dure” provided a compelling glimpse into the film’s world, leaving attendees eager to experience the full cinematic journey on April 18th.